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Meanings of ethnography in English
Portuguese
etnografia Catalan
etnografia The branch of anthropology that provides scientific description of individual human societies.
Work describing peoples, societies and cultures.
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Examples for "ethnographies"
Examples for "ethnographies"
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Remember the ethnographies Ray made us read?
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There are talks about improvements in modeling human behavior, the roles of social networks, and the methodological details of conducting ethnographies.
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Dr. Michael Brown completed his thesis in 2012, 'Making our own -two ethnographies of the vernacular in New Zealand music.
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We first draw from Chinese ethnographies that describe the process of human cultivation before one can achieve fully 'moral' status in society.
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Archæological and Ethnological works are represented by the following:
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Newmahr declares, "All ethnographic work is on some level 'about' the ethnographer" (a claim that begs for refutation).
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You don't listen to people. By contrast, Starbucks engage in intensive ethnographic work when deciding how to design their spaces.
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Through ethnographic work with HIV-positive township residents I explored the way these people weighed competing explanations -scientific and alternative -in their decisions.
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Perhaps if atlases and ethnographical works were more studied we should have less war.
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And so on in variety useless in any but an ethnological work.
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Then the President had assigned him to ethnological work.
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I am illustrating Prof. Hazlitt's ethnological work.
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Welcker, Dr. H. -onhis ethnological work.
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Ecker, Dr. A., on his ethnological work.
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Perhaps if atlases and ethnographical works were more studied we should have less war.
Usage of ethnography in English
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Design: An explorative, qualitative design using focused ethnography was applied to the study.
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His PhD research was a visual ethnography with urban explorers -effectively place-hackers
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We went into organisations and spent time with them on ethnography.
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A couple of interviews in a café do not constitute ethnography.
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Geography, ethnography, psychology, and political history were sealed books to them.
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Few studies have been published outlining methodological issues related to ethnography in this setting.
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All five are known to us in ethnography under the generic name of Hindus.
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And just ethnography, just ethnography; but the puppets stood still.
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The result is an ethnography of the Fair Play settlers.
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This is the merit of frontier ethnography, and, perhaps, the particular value of this study.
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To the student of African ethnography this volume is a great disappointment in one respect.
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At times it sounds like an exercise in ethnography.
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All day there were brought for sale objects of ethnography, also beetles, animals, and birds.
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Hoffman has been back to Webster City three times, putting together an ethnography of the town.
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Turner himself, gave the best argument for ethnography.
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Frontier ethnography has proved to be a reliable research tool, mainly because of its wide scope.
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